Where: National Park College, Hot Springs, AR
When: Saturday, September 28, 2024, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Keynote: Paul Reynolds, FableVision
Registration: Contact Donny Caudill at 501-760-6586 or at Donald.Caudill@np.edu.
PDR: 7 approved hours
Cost: Early Bird - $25 per person
Paul Reynolds is the CEO and Co-Founder of FableVision/Reynolds TLC, which partners
with other mission-based organizations to create and distribute original educational
media, mobile games and apps designed to move the world to a better place. He also
oversees Reynolds Center for Teaching, Learning & Creativity - Reynolds TLC - a non-profit
organization dedicated to fostering purposeful, creative human potential around the
globe.
Paul is also an award-winning children’s book author - creating stories about creativity
and innovation. His story book about the 4Cs entitled Going Places is illustrated
by his twin brother Peter H. Reynolds, and recently won the Library of Congress MassBook
Award
for Best Picture Book of the Year. The pair also created the STEAM-Powered Adventures
of Sydney & Simon book series for early readers, which features twin mice who love
creative problem solving and STEAM learning. Paul has also been teaching creative
media production and digital storytelling at Boston College for over 20 years.
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Each of STEAM’s
five subjects share a common approach and focus. They require gathering and using
evidence to create knowledge or solve problems. STEAM learning happens naturally everyday
as children explore, play, and try new things. When young children have the opportunity
to investigate the world around them, they learn and experiment with new STEAM skills
and theories. Research shows there is a positive relationship between early STEAM
experiences and future success in school.
For more information visit Understanding STEAM and how children use it.